The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-02
FAIRFAX.


Miss Rebecca Webster paid hillsboro visit
last Tuesday.
We have new passway in our town known
as the Devils Lane.
Miss sarah Pollitt is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Dave Smittle, at Youngsville, o.
James Taylor is putting out big tobacco
crop on the farm Of Chas Rolfe.
Several Of our young gents attended the
debate ct Folsom last Saturday night.
John Webster il beautifying his plank fence
and residence with coat Of Whitewash.
John A. Easter spent last Sunday night with
Rev. H. Spears and family, Of Flat Run.
F.. A. Tener Is suffering with neuralgia heart
disease, at times unable to do any work.
Messrs. Hockett and companion, of Cincin.
natl, were through last week selling organs.
8. F. Mullenix and family paid Joseph West.
OF folfom, visit last Saturday and Sunday.
W. A. Morrow, Of the Model Town, passed
through last Monday ON his way to West Union.
Miss Myrta Ford, who 10 residing st Chris
week.
Pearson Patys' little boy, who had his collar
bone broken, 10 doing % we'll - could be ex-
pecsed.
The home Of Abraham Mace, IT,, has been
lately gladdened BY the arrival Of . sweet little
baby girl.
Miss ssllie williamson has been very sick
with Inflammation OF the stomach, but IL now
oonvalescing.
one day last week. The usual amount Of trade
was going on.
Our roadmasters with their force Of hands
have been out the last week trying to improve
our mud roads.
II present indications do not deceive Us there
viii be couple Of weddings to report soon.
Now guess who
The house Of Milt Easter is nearing compile
tion and when finished will be thing Of beauty
and Joy forever.
Mr.. Allen Mace, who has been in the coal
diggtngs OF Tuscarawas county, has returned
to the parental roof.
G. W. Burns and family, Of Locust Grove,
were visiting his father-in-lsw, VIM. Noland
the latter part Of last week.
A severe hail storm psssed through last Wed.
nesdsy. Hail fell half - large a. hen egg
No material damage was done.
Msssrs. John Phibbs. Henry Chsney and
Henry 6chweinberger, Of Hillsboro, passed
through last Thursday on . fishing excursion
John W. Ford, while In bed the other night
WAS bitten In the toe with rat. The wound
Vas at Hrst very painful, but il getting better.
The quarterly meeting ON last Sabbath Q,
Sugsrtree Ridge was attended by several oi
the Fairfax members. A good meeting is re-
ported.
Some Of the fair sex engaged in free for al
fight the other night coming from Trout'i
schoolhouse. No blood shed but plenty Of
hair pulled.
Willie Eyre has oonvslesced 20 far e. to be
able TO take . short buggy ride. George
Thompson remains about the same - at my
last writing.
B. 9. Trout, our gsntlsmsnly black smith, hal
purchased patent blower and placed at hi
fire. He can now make things Just a. hot q
required. Give him call.
J. A. Gilbert, Of Emerald, came over on ,
visit last Wednesday, returning ON Saturday
He will not teach the coming winter but vii
devote his time sxcludvsly 10 farming.
Married-Oa Nay 29th at O'Clock .. m. Mr.
Wallace Vlnoe, Of Clinton county, TO Miss Mari
Wilson, Of Highland county. 1hey have oui
best wishes for future success on the matrimo
nal ~.
Quite . pleasant surprise was given 10 Mr.
en4 Mrs. Mart williamson on Saturday, thl
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